Sudkhet Thalaypao

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Sudkhet Thalaypao is a restaurant in the Na Jomtien area of Pattaya. It is listed as serving seafood.

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Area: Na Jomtien
Type: Restaurant
Hours: Mo-Su 15:30-21:00
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Area: na-jomtien
Cuisine: seafood

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